Warn Wireless remote control install

[@pwschuh]

These are not universal for any Warn winch. There are two different Warn wireless remotes, one for truck winches and one for ATV/Trailer winches. They are grounded differently and cannot interchange. The truck one demonstrated here is plug-and-play. The one for the smaller winches has a multi-wire connection to the contactor. You must make sure you are getting the right remote for the trip winch you own.

[@johnbauby6612]

did I hear you say you will have to reset it every time you use it?

[@doc559]

Do you find after pairing and turning off the key to the vehicle but not unplugging the transmitter that you must re-pair the units??

[@brpauto7313]

Yes. You will need to pair them up every time you use them.

[@macutan]

@@brpauto7313 how do I pair the remote? I followed your same steps but the remote doesn't seem to be talking to the receiver after I turn the receiver ON (red LED turns ON). Does the ignition key need to be on? The winch works because it operates intended when I connect the regular cable remote. Help pls

[@smilfenoffroad9306]

@@macutan Same issue with mine. Did you find a solution?

[@fidelyo123]

Mine winches in, but does not feed out when pushing the out button. Are you having that issue?

[@hiseminencetheholymacdiarmada]

I think you’re not sure what a transmitter is. The piece you keep calling a transmitter is actually the receiver, the remote is the transmitter. Otherwise, good video 👍🏻

[@doc559]

Thanks 😊✌ 🏆